Live Cloud Production - Dispelling Some Myths
SVG Europe's FutureSPORT 2024
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30m
We are now at a point where one set of live cameras can be made available in a cloud environment to almost limitless production teams. This means that rights holders around the globe can cut local versions instead of relying on a single World Feed. And the ability to spin off alternative broadcasts and experiences (potentially) becomes much simpler. AND it can all be done from a browser window (or similar). But, while it promises much, what is the reality? A panel of experts discuss the pros and cons of cloud production now and in the future.
Matt Samuel, Formula E, Post‑Production Manager
Jonathan Smith, Net Insight, Solution Area Expert Cloud
Lachlan Smith, EMG/Gravity, Cloud Production Developer
Mike Lethem, Sky Sports, Software Operations Manager
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